More tales from Jaware
Over a beer at Jaware, people’s tongues loosened and they told you things which they would never tell even their close relatives or good friends.
Under the Neem Tree
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Ghana: Living with loss after AFCON 2015
In Ghana our word to express sorrow for loss is Buei! (Alas!). After AFCON, Ghanaians can cry their hearts out, but they must remember this rhetorical question, …
Ghana: The murky world of galamsey
My country Ghana is naturally well-endowed with fresh water sources – causing envy in parts of the world lacking this rare resource. But shamelessly, right …
Cameron Duodu: Goodbye to the dear departed
Through the assortment of games we played under the Neem tree, we learnt to win, but we also learnt how to lose. So far, almost …
How Ghana won the World Cup
According to the football-aficionados of my village, Ghana ‘won’ the World Cup in Brazil in 2014. You see, they are used to making up the …
The driver who fell asleep at the wheel: An Untold Story (Part 2)
“The longer I worked with Kwame Adu, the more I despised him,” says Cameron Duodo in the exculsive story of his youth.